Jill Robbins

2 weeks ago | luxebeatmag.com | Jill Robbins

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player…10 Oaks, the signature steakhouse restaurant at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort and Spa, is now serving a Sunday brunch so good you’ll want to plan your weekend around it. This impressive, sprawling luxury resort is one of the top places to stay in San Antonio.

3 weeks ago | luxebeatmag.com | Jill Robbins

When someone says “Miami,” I always think of South Beach and Cuban food. That’s a good thing. I love the energy and ocean views of South Beach and Cuban cuisine isn’t widely available here I live, so it’s always a treat. But downtown Miami has its charms, too, which I learned on my most recent trip. I stayed downtown at the Gale Miami, and with the exception of a quick detour to dip my toes in the salt water, this visit was city life all the way.

1 month ago | shebuystravel.com | Jill Robbins

If you're looking for a Caribbean getaway that's the perfect pairing of relaxation and refinement with plenty of dazzling blue water, look no further than Turks and Caicos. This British territory archipelago sits between the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. Providenciales, the most developed island, known for beautiful beaches and luxury resorts, is where Grace Bay Resorts comes in. Trust me, if you hear the Caribbean calling your name, you want to put Grace Bay at the top of your list.

1 month ago | fodors.com | Jill Robbins

Why I make it a point to learn local swear words when traveling. There are a thousand reasons why exploring the world outside our neighborhood is good for us. Travel opens up our ideas about people and culture and challenges our thinking about norms. Some travel takeaways are tangible and intentional, like that snow globe souvenir you love, even though it’s a little bit cheesy. Other takeaways, like smells and words, are harder to define and are often unexpected and delightfully random.

1 month ago | shebuystravel.com | Jill Robbins

I visited British Columbia's Cariboo Chilcotin Coast in February when the temperature was as cold as -14F. The CCC, or "Triple C," as the locals call it, is in BC's central interior. The region covers approximately 45,000 square miles and stretches from near the border with the Alberta province in the east all the way to the Pacific.